The two largest Japanese airlines said they would ground their Boeing 787 aircraft after a string of problems was capped by an emergency landing in western Japan.
An All Nippon Airways flight in Takamatsu, Japan, after an emergency landing on Wednesday.
JPMorgan Chase touted a strong quarter, but still chose to sharply cut the pay of the chief executive, Jamie Dimon, in light of a multibillion-dollar trading loss last year.
Goldman Sachs reported a fourth-quarter profit of $2.89 billion, or $5.60 a share, beating analysts’ estimates.
The retailer’s 10-year commitment, totaling $50 billion, comes as it is under pressure over its overseas sourcing following a deadly fire in November in Bangladesh.
A.I.G. must win a court fight with an entity run by the New York Fed, which the insurer says is blocking its efforts to go after banks that harmed it financially.
Two of the biggest makers of electric cars are pushing plans to lift sales: General Motors, aiming for the luxury market with the Cadillac ELR, and Nissan, with a cheaper Leaf.
Facebook’s new tool, graph search, will allow users to look for photos, people and places that their friends like.
Disney has unveiled an ambitious initiative called Infinity, which lets players mix characters and props from Disney and Pixar movies.
A plan to make company directors harder to identify has raised concern among investors and journalists.
As government seeks ways to save cash by outsourcing services, it might keep in mind that private efforts need clear goals and close monitoring, lest they veer in unintended directions.
Policy decisions that created tax exclusions and implicit subsidies have helped the health sector of the economy grow.
A number of Goldman Sachs employees say they are optimistic about their bonus for 2012; the mood at Morgan Stanley, however, is not quite as bright.
Do you know what you will do with yourself after the sale?
The Fed policy debate is shifting from whether to do more to when to do less, though neither course seems likely soon.
The search giant will receive $1 million in full-page advertising space in USA Today after its submission won a contest.
OKCupid, a popular dating site, wants to set up members on blind dates while giving them little information to go on about the other person — not even a full photograph.
Last year, Amazon was responsible for the city’s biggest deal and its largest lease, and an anticipated height rezoning has attracted other potential investors.
As the new Hudson Yards District takes shape, the quest for corporate tenants who may be considering relocation has started.
Mr. Ennis is the founder of the Daten Group, a real estate development and consulting company based in New York.
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